‘We don’t show that much sympathy for people who ... become rich and create big companies’
Governments should use tax incentives for people to invest to avoid ‘wasting’ money on desposit, says Maria Luís Albuquerque
Governments should use tax incentives for people to invest to avoid ‘wasting’ money on desposit, says Maria Luís Albuquerque
Fears for Europe’s biggest nuclear plant as shelling forces long switch to emergency generators
Allegations of dirty tricks dominate vote in country wedged between Ukraine and EU states
Micheál Martin says Ireland will introduce sanctions on politicians fomenting the ‘unfolding disaster in Gaza’
Move comes after series of Russian-linked airspace violations, officials say
The European Commission headquarters has become more receptive to concerns of big business
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Plan may increase European energy dependency on US
A small industry has developed around coaching would-be-officials how to pass EU institution exams
Proposal to suspend agreement will renew divisive debate about European Union’s response to Gaza war
If approved, EU move would represent major economic and diplomatic blow for Israel
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Polish prime minister Donald Tusk described the incident as ‘a large-scale provocation’
Commission president says bloc cannot remain ‘paralysed’ in response to Gaza bombardment, but action would require shift from Germany or Italy
Move is ‘significant step forward’ as Ursula von der Leyen also proposes sanctions on ‘extremist ministers and violent settlers’
Commission president’s proposal to suspend parts of EU-Israel trade deal will put pressure on Italy and Germany to lift their opposition to joint EU action
US president Donald Trump criticises decision as ‘very unfair’ and ‘discriminatory’
Pressure from White House and Big Tech putting squeeze on Europe’s digital rules
Eastern EU states continue to warn about ‘hybrid warfare tactics’ of Russia and its allies
Breakdown in transatlantic relationship weakens hand of EU capitals opposing Mercosur trade deal
More must be done to bring down ‘very high’ energy costs facing chip manufacturers, Micheál Martin tells European Commission president
EU Commission chief landed safely, but interference could have sent plane off-course
Officials suspect jamming operation forced jet carrying European Commission president to land in Bulgaria using paper maps
‘Clear road map’ for possible deployments, European Commission president says
Money has continued to flow to military tech firms since siege of Gaza in 2023
An iron response to Israel’s war crimes will not come from America. Britain and and EU member states are also compromised
Internal correspondence show US tech giant worked to reset relations with Brussels regulators
EU and British Council buildings in Kyiv damaged as at least 18 people die in drone and missile strikes
JD Vance is at the heart of this world view, which prises imperial strength, tradition, faith and hierarchical order over the liberal internationalist regime across the Atlantic
As summer prepares to depart this island, it is tempting to hope for more next year - but other Europeans are planning for worse extremes
Agreed statement between the EU and US gives a firm commitment to cap pharma tariffs at 15%, while some parts of the sector may be excluded altogether
Government to push for more sectors to enjoy tariff ‘carve outs’ in EU-US agreement
Continent’s leaders need to lean on personal rapport with US president to avoid end of war on Vladimir Putin’s terms
Micheál Martin attends online ‘coalition of the willing’ meeting organised by Macron and Starmer
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